I’m so tired of writing and implementing hacks and workarounds to get my CSS to display properly in Internet Explorer. It seems as thought that’s all that I’ve been doing with this redesign. At least in doing so I feel better about the site’s layout and the structural soundness of it.

Recently I’ve actually moved onto trying to stritcly use conditional comments, albeit the shortest stylesheets within them as I can, but conditional comments none the less. They really help in taking care of all of Internet Explorer’s inconsistancies and what-not all in one big hoorah!

If for whatever reason you’re not familiar with conditional comments, which is probably only if you’re relatively new to CSS, or if you’ve simply been using standard hacks and workarounds for all of the problems associated with trying to write cross-browser compatible stylesheets, you should definitely check out the page on MSDN regarding such. They have definitely been making stylesheet organization much easier with all of the shenanigans that come along with writing CSS for IE.